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November 25 2022 sripuram2022-11-25December 07 2022 Sripuram2022-12-07December 07 2022 Sripuram2022-12-07April 14 20242024-04-14A close photograph of a silver-rimmed ornate tray heaped with fresh fruit as an offering. Visible fruits include dark purple grapes on a stem, red pomegranates, oranges, a red apple and a bunch of green bananas. The tray sits on a yellow patterned tablecloth. No people are visible in the frame.2022-01-02KAILASA MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA on 6/23/20212021-06-23Feb 7 2022 sripuram2022-02-08A photograph of fruit offerings arranged in woven wicker baskets on a wooden table. Clockwise from the top left: small green and yellow citrus, a basket of ripe papayas and pineapples with a sugarcane stalk beside it, a basket of brown kiwi fruit at the top right, and sugarcane stalks leaning on the right. Lower in the frame are baskets of pomegranates, red-yellow apples, oranges, and a green guava at the left edge. No people are visible, and no ritual activity is shown beyond the arranged fruit.2025-12-30November 17 20212021-11-17Close-up photograph of a woven basket filled with fresh fruit. Two pineapples with spiky green crowns sit at the upper left, and two papayas occupy the foreground and right, one ripe yellow-orange and one greener with blue-green mottling. No people are visible, and no ritual setting, deity, or a person appearance is shown.2025-12-30Overhead photo of a white bowl with a red rim holding fresh fruit: several ripe yellow bananas with brown speckles, dark red cherries with stems, and three apples, two red-and-yellow and one mostly red. No people, text, or ritual setting is visible.2021-02-21Close-up photograph of a ritual offering arrangement. Several pineapples with spiky green crowns are piled together, with a brass bowl of whole red pomegranates on the left and bright green and orange citrus fruits at the right edge. A red and gold textile lies beneath the fruit. No people are visible; the scene is a fruit offering of the kind placed before a deity during worship.